Nestled under the mountain that gives the village its name, Zahara de la Sierra is one of the pueblos blancos of Cadiz province, and is only 30 minutes drive from Ronda, or an hour from Jerez de la Frontera. Completely within the Grazalema Natural Park, and with the district’s largest lake at its base, as well as the beginnings of the Garganta Verde walk just outside the village, Zahara is rightly quite central to experiencing the Sierra de Cadiz.
Zahara de la Sierra Pueblo Blanco in the Grazalema Natural Park. Arriving in the village you are immediately struck by the sight of the fortress tower sitting on a narrow plateau at the top of the mountain rocks, and the white buildings wrapped around the mountain base which makes Zahara a popular village to photograph from afar with some of the best views being at the southern end of the lake on a clear blue sky day.
Listen to our podcast about Zahara de la Sierra
Zahara de la Sierra, a pueblo blanco in Cadiz, Spain, is the focus of this descriptive podcast.
If you’re looking to explore the stunning region of Andalusia, then a day trip from Ronda to Jerez de la Frontera should definitely be on your list. Located just an hour and a half away by car, Jerez is a charming city that is steeped in history and culture, with a rich legacy of sherry wine and flamenco dance.
With its beautiful architecture, bustling plazas, and fascinating museums, Jerez offers a unique and authentic Andalusian experience that is not to be missed. So why not hop in your car (Jerez is just 1:30 hours away from Ronda) and set out on a day trip to Jerez de la Fronterafor a taste of the best of Andalusia?
Do I have to carry my identification documents when out and about in Spain? This is a question that Ronda Today gets asked all the time amongst foreign nationals visiting and living in Spain. The short answer is YES!
Every country has its own rules, and of course there is overriding EU law that needs to be considered as well.
So, do I have to carry my identification documents when out and about in Spain? The short answer is yes you do! Read on to find out why…
As one of Andalusia’s most beautiful and accessible pueblos blancos (white hill towns), Ronda is a popular day trip from some of the region’s larger cities—Malaga, Seville, and even the coastal towns of Marbella and Gibraltar.
Exploring Ronda & the White Villages – A Perfect Andalusian Day Trip
Discover the charm of Ronda and the picturesque white villages of Andalusia with our guided day trip podcast. Whether you’re visiting from Seville, Málaga, or Granada, we’ll help you plan the perfect getaway.
When it comes to planning your vacation in the picturesque town of Ronda, one of the first decisions you’ll need to make is where to stay and you have the choice of apartments, houses, or hotels. Making this decision can sometimes be challenging, but in this article, we’ll explore the advantages of apartments and house rentals.
Finding the Perfect Stay in Ronda
Welcome to today’s episode, where we dive into the best ways to experience Ronda, Spain—starting with where to stay! If you’re planning a trip, you might be wondering: Should you book a hotel, or is an apartment or house rental the better choice? We’ll break down the key benefits of choosing an apartment or home over a traditional hotel stay.
